When I saw this post, I copied it, paste it to Claude and add "How can claude verify that a code is phish or related to scam." This is the response Claude give me: Claude can help spot red flags in code, but it can't verify that code is safe. Treat it as a fast first-pass reviewer, not a guarantee. But Claude provide a use useful prompt that can be of help to verify code for trading: "List every function that can move ETH or tokens out of this contract, who can call it, and where the funds go. Flag anything obfuscated or any 'trading' function that doesn't interact with a DEX." I hope this prompt is useful and helpful for does learning and using code for trading Let's continue to stay safe
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